Experts warn of 'lack of learning' from social care innovation failures

Joe Lepper
Friday, October 6, 2017

The children's social care system tends to "bury failure" rather than learning valuable lessons and sharing the findings, the Social Care Institute for Excellence (Scie) has said.

Scie chief executive Tony Hunter said there are some great examples of innovation in children's social care. Picture: Lucie Carlier
Scie chief executive Tony Hunter said there are some great examples of innovation in children's social care. Picture: Lucie Carlier

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